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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

much stock is taken in his alarming facts
and figures" The Home Knssraedge says
this about the exhaustion Of petroleum: =
It can hardly be doubted, tear, that
the supply both of oil and gas mas now
been so largely drawn upon that WITHIN
less than a score OF years scarcely any VIII
he left which can be brought at reasonable
cost into the market. The boundaries
and extent of the oil regions have been
determined, All the sands in which OIL
will ever be found in such quantities as to
he worth working are known, and have
been drilled through IN various places
II is scarcely possible that any new fields
will be discovered which will be COM
parable. either In extent or productive
ness. with those now known So far
back - January, 1888, Professor
Lesley pointed out that no petroleum
is now being produced in the
Devonian rocks, either by the process akin
TO distillation or otherwise. What has been
stored up in the past, process which
probably lasted for millions of years, may
be got out. But when these reservoirs are
exhausted there will be an end of the pc
troleum supply. The discovery OF few
more pools OF 1000. 600 or 5000, 900 each
can make little difference" Mr.. CARL,
whose opinion on the geology of the Oil
bearing districts may be regarded as de-
eisiye has come To a similar conclusion.
There are not ut present" he pointed out
quite recently, ANY reasonable grounds
for expecting the discovery OF new helds
which will add to the declining products
of the old, so As TO enable the output TO
keep pace with the shipments or consump-
ton"
This is interesting and of course We wont
attempt to dispute the learned professors,
who ought to know. We can only say that
when petroleum goes, let it 90. We will be
able to do without it. Dame Nature never
retrogrades, if scientific history IS correct,
no matter what mankind may do in this
respect. And when petroleum gives out,
we will have something far better in Its
place, without a doubt. On the same line
of implicit faith in the Providence whose
wisdom we believe no one has ever had
cause 10 doubt, we decline to believe the
same editor when he says: with the
failure of the oil supply all the collateral
branches of industry connected with it
will fall, too" We are pretty sure they
will find something better.
And 80 these dmger-ahead men 20,
looking at this bright, green, fresh, boun-
tiful earth through smoked glasses that
darken and distort everything within their
narrow vision. Good advice is Don't
mind them" But still better advice for
the morbid folks who worry about such
things is found in the words OF the philo-
sophie Irishman; BE aisy, PAT, but ii
you can't be aisy, be as aisy as You can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Julia Ann Geiser's Administrator In the Cipui,
". OF Ohio Iu
Daniel Geiger ct. nj. In Chancery
'DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE "rR.
d cult Court OF Ohio county, In the Sta a,
West Virginia, made and entered I'm the at.yr
entitled cause. on the 9th day OF May, ~;
will sell, at public auction, Al the north font
door Of the Court House Of saidohio county, on
SATURDAY., the 3oth Dap Of July. I,>..
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following de-
serted property Of which Julia Ann Geigrr, lsI-
Of said Ohio county. died seiyed-thst is Ia ssy
The tw, nty-iive feet of the south side of Ior
numbered sixty OF Eoti's additi6 u 10 the civ oI
Wheeling. fronting oil Wood Il Get, and running
west from said street back dry feet Of uuif,ru
width OF said front, together With the appurtr.
nances belonging thereto and the building ana
Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One-,hird OF the plr, haze
money. OF rs much more as the purchaser mar
elect 70 pay, In cash on the day of sac. one.
third Of the balance, II any. on credit oftvelyr
months, and the residue on q credit OF two wear.
from the day Of fale; the purchaser giving mote,
with approved personal security forthe payment
OF the deferred instalmenu Of purchase money
with interest on the same from the day ni ,alr
aud the title 70 the property o. be- 7 tanned until
the further order Of said Court
JAMES p, ROGERS.
Special Commi>siu,l,r
Bond with security according 10 law ani the
terms Of the above decree, has been given IN N.
above entitled cause and approved hy me hi,
LIST day Of July, 49,.
jyd JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clrrl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

IL VIEW Of the present system OF immi-
grafton it Is now question whether or
not the operation Of the Foreign Contract
Labor law is for the best interests Of the
country. While it keeps out workers who
would at least support themselves and
many who hy their talents would benefit
the country, it does not prevent one tilthy
pauper from entering our gates. While
the tide Of immigration is not lesSened It's
quality is deteriorated. 1t is a question
whether it il not better to have this dirty
mass OF humanity leayehed by thrifty
workmen than 10 let it come on in barbar-
Gus hUrdeS to breed disease in tine tene-
meutS OF the cities, to I'LL tine iails and
almshouSes, Increasing taxation while
bearing none OF its burdens, and to recruit
the ranks OF Socialism and Anarchy. Ii
we are to restrict immigration why not be
gin ON the worst OF it, Why can not We
keep out the paupers ~ well rs the pauper
lAbOrers?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

There il u class OF people, generally put
under the head Of "AlarmistS," whose
field OF labor should he the railway cross
roads OF the world where they could spend
their worried existence in swinging red
lights and keeping freshly painted those
glaring signs bearing the inscription, Look
out for the locomotive" These inter
esting folks are unfortunately not confined
to this useful occupation. They are found
in every walk OF lie from the man who
tells you that your cough resembles one
that his grandmother had Just before she
died of gllloping consumption, TO Mother
SHIPTON, vino predicted the epd OF this
weary sphere.
In most c,.srs ordinary humanity il
protected by the instinct which enables it
to size up" these folks, bat, like the old
lady who believed everything to be gospel
truth because it appeared n print, the
public is not always able to tell
the danger ahead man when he
appears imam editorial chair and mOre's
the pity. II il very humdrum event
that healthy danger editor cannot worry
into a Iorerunuer OF general calamity, be
it cyclone or an Anarchist riot, an
earthquake, or spot on the sun. These
desPOndent quili-driyers always have their
red lights hanging out. But there are
special occasions for making them more
conspicuous and then they flourish them
darouud their heads and give their more
nervous auditors q specially severe start.
New Years day Is great event for them,
but they can make pretty good use Of the
Fourth OF July rs our exchanges illustrate.
The general alarmist fiuds refreshing
topic in the Owlish predictions of Euro
pean historians regarding our free govern
mont. This gentleman ought to he sued
for Islander by the American public,
When EurOpe's socialists get TO monkey
ing seriously with our institutions We will
find way to choke them of, and that
hAAuoAk sAPPAotiSAAAN tAtC ptAccbpiN StSA4
Of Russia or anything like il. 1t is safe to
say that Uncle SAM could hold his own
against Zen times the number OF anarchists
he has now on hand.
The radical Republican danger-ahead ed
itOr finds eongenial theme in Democracy
and free trade, " forgetting that there is no
such thing as free" trade and that re-
duetiOn of the war taxes, by which monop-
olics fatten, is, though reluctantly, admit
ted by the wisest of his own party to be
imperative before we can reach the full
measure Of our prosperity. Finance and
money are not neglected either, but when
was the country in better financial con-
ditiOn than at the present time, under the
benifeent care of sober, business, Demo-
cratic administration?
The scientific seare-erOw is always
around. He has the average reader at
disadvantage because in most cases the
scientific mans victim does not know what
his tormentor is talking about And
strange as it may seem this is the reason 50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

REPORTs from Grafton show that the
fire there yesterday morning was very de
structive, about thirty houses being burnt
out. The loss OF property isvery great and
will be 4 severe blow to that growing
town. 1t is unfortunate event, in which
the good people OF Grafton have general
sympathy. 1t is to be hoped that the
losses may soon be repaired. The Standard
office was among the buildings destroyed.
Brother MCKINNEY has published Il
bright and newsy paper; It's Democracy IS
unimpeachable; and We hope to see 1t Tise
from its ashes, with 4 new lease OF life.
The State has need OF just such sterling
and able papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

be there thirty years from now. This
probability cannot exist in TIE case OF an
old man. The full-benefits Of the change
in administration win not be realized I'M
less during TIE present regime the Su-
preme Court shall be taken out of the
centralizers, the corporations, and the
mouopolies and made TO resume its former
position as a conseryator OF popular rights
and an honest arbiter between opposing
IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
Am $ak.
TOR SALE.
Public Sale Of Real Property.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID In me BY decree OF the Circuit Cour, .,
ohio caunty. entered on the 2ist day OF Nav
1857. Id suit In chanceJy therein pending whe,s
in the Nail City Building and Loan Association 4.
plaintiff and Mary Clancy and Others are DE-.
fendanta viii, on
HATBRDAY. JULY eth. 1857.
breinning at 10 O'Clock Q. m, sell al public sre
ticn at the front door OF the Coun House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, the following dessrit.as
real property. thai Is 10 say. The south one hSf
OF lot numbered twenty. at the corner south =,
Second and east Of Charles streets, in the CIV
OF wheeling, and State OF West Virginia :.
shown ON the Plat acknowledged for recon, .,
the 2lth day OF November, 1857, by Beverly n
Eoff. and recorded in the Office Of the Clerl .,
the county Court Of Ohio county, In Deed Boz
No. 81, page 60
TERMS OF SALE-One-half OF the purchase
money, or 50 much more ~ the purchaser Tnsv
elect, cash in hand on the day OF sale ana ~.
residue in one year with interest, the purrbss.,
giving his note for the deferred install ent of H.
purchase money. and ne title being retained IN
secure the payment thereof
HENRY N. RUSSELL
Special Commission
]. C. HERvEY, Auctioneer.
Bond with security has been given BY Tho
above named commissioner q required BY he
said decree. JOHN W. MITCHELL.
jelA CLERK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

The Pope has notified Archbishop Cor
EIGAN to formally excommunicate Dr.
MCGLYHx. DIR. MCGLYNN says he will
stick to his theories though they roast
him alive, and declares that he Is better
Catholic than the Pope. We shall now
see who is the bigger man, and also wheth-
er it is the Pope OF DIR. ACGLYNN that Is
communicated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
Remember The Bridge Corner Drug Store"
LOGAN 81 co.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors Of Abasr hey, deceased, and o.
Elisabeth Ksy. deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, made in n cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate of the
said Abner Key and OF the said Elizabeth Key Ia
the payment of their debts, you are required Ia
prcScntyuur claims against the estates OF the said
Abner Key and Of the said Elizabeth Key, for
adjudication to Joseph +. PAUL, Commissioner, AT
his office, No lglO Chapline street, in the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia Oh or
before Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1881.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk, and Joseph
K. PAUL. Commissioner, Of said court, this 18th
day Of June, lSS7.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
JOSEPH K. PAUL., Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

THIS Richmond Dispatch says it is dan
gerOus fooliug for the West Virginia Demo
Gratis to be making 3 contest over one oi
the Senatorial seats where the Senate Is
sure to he 50 close" True but don't
worry, neighbOr, it practically settled
s1raaNy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
But sal to relate it was not adopted.

The Union Labor party. of Kentucky
wants nominees for Governor and Attor-
ney General, the conventions choice hay
iug resigned from the ticket. This party
could not do better than ill out the ticket
with the Democratic nominees. They will
be elected anyhow. General BUcKNER is
a man OF the people, and would give Ken
lucky workmen better satisfaction than
their own nominee. Besides, victory would
then perch on their banner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

A CHICAGO man got of this resolution
at q meeting in that city:
RssOlrsd, That it now becomes a serious
and Vital question fOr Congress to consider
whether said tariff, amounting TO almost
prohibition of trade with foreign countries,
has not been and is the cause OF the de
structiOn OF the merchant marine Of the
United States, which has almost totally
disappeared during the time said tariff has
been in force.
Rut s,I 70 relate n was not adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
lIIPHCEDfiTEI lTTnCTipl
v OVER HALF | MILLION DSIsnBisl |
LOuisiaDa State Lottery COMPANY.

Incorporated In lsis for - yeas 10y the Iy.ir!G.
tIIre Tor Educational and Charitable purJ.sas-
with q capital Of u 90 ,0C0--to which fctcns
fund of over $50, 0O0 has since been added
BY an overwhelming populsT yoJ. liz franchise
WA made n part OF the In,srnt state ConaitG.
ton adopted December I'd, A. ID. isT,
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
IL never scales or poslpone
Its Grand single SunbeF Drawings
take place monthly, and th" Semi annual
Drawings regularly every sig months June sgi
Deccmber).
A,pIcndid opportunity IN win for,uur scy
enth GTand Drawing Glass q, IN The AcDl'myd
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday. July ia,
1887 -2OGth Monthly Drawing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

to one student lover fifteen years Of age for every
500 population in each county. Eight cadets mot
less than l6 nor more than q years old from
each Senatorial district furnishG with text books
and stationery, besides free tuition. Full courses
are offered for the regular academic degrees in
Art and Science, and taught by full corps OF
competent instructors. Student may also pursue
partial course. A thoroughly equipped Chemi.
cal and Physical Laboratory, and Museum Of
specimens in Geology, Natural History &c. A
ine Library. Two fourjshing Literary Societies
Prizes for special Literary and 0ratOrial excel
lence. students are permitted To enter any class
for which they are prepared, In any study. A
preparatory department, directed by one OF the
best practical teachers In the country. Law
department, fully organized and in successful
operation. A thorough course preparatory TO the
study of Medicine. Boarding and lodgiug $50
10 So 20 per week. Washing 500 10 sl50 per
month. Total expense per year, $40 10 500 e1-
elusive of travel and clothing The scholastic
year opens first Wednesday in September. For
further information and catalogues address T. NJ
TURNER, Ii. u President aorgantowD, W. Va
i1l5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06
Capital Prize, s15O.OOO.

2l79 Prizes, amounting IN co., .. ......-ss ae
Aspiration for rntef rluiys should h. iDsis
only " the Cfficc ~ the Company in heu o.
leanG
For further information write clearly, giyint
flIl sddres POSTAL NOTES, EJfos
Money OrdeIsof New York EIcbsIgr IN Ordinary
letter. Currency by eIpto~ tai our syIrnseD aa
"a. DACPHIs,
New Orleans, La
Or; -. 4. bAGPHIN,
Washington, D. q.
Address Registered letter. to
HRW OkLEAHH NATIONAL HASh
NeW Orleans. Ls.
REmEMBER that the presence of renr,h
Beaufegud aud Early. who are In cbsrg. Of 1bs
drawings, IL guarantee Of absolute fairness spo
integrity. that the chance, are all e9usL ard
that no one can possibly divine What nun"S
Will draw q prize.
aEuENBER that the payment u all PrigS
h GUARANTEED BY YOCR NA1t0s
Al BANKS Of New Orleans, and the 1iftt'
are agnsd by the President Of al Institgtgh.
Whose Chartered right are fecDYuizsd 10 tbs
highest Courts: Therefore. beware u any iinlA
Ions or Ansnyrnots sbemcs- iuiteWhn
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atu advertisements.

WANTED TWO MEN TO SELL SOAP
w Foam. Salary guaranteed. THEO. LOCK
WOOD ST. Charles Hotel. Jytq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

TSOR RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS WITF
II board. 1905 MAIN STREET jeSOeAdh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-01

Lkr's Gee. didn't Mr.. Grady. sbou, .
year ago. say something in regard 10 .
"New South" which vas ready 20 for.
get the snimosi,les Of the "la,e unplsa,-
an,ness." and didn't he ask u the North
wasn't williag 10 ID The same See how
fss, the South Is forgetting Jefferson
Davis vas recently greeted At MOn,som.
cry BY the boomins OF e,nnoa aud the
cheers Of forty thousand people. Who
hailed him I. Hs.Pesilent. A, Mseoa.
Gen. Henry J.sksoa made . speech III.
equal Of which has no, been heard fof
some time lie said the name Of Jsfer-
soa Da,i. would so down to pos,sri'y ss
= greater name than that Of Abraham
Lac Ia. because Davis repressaied the
doctrine q Sac sovereignty. While
Lincoln VAS the representative u cen.
uslIsi power. Then DA,i. Kissed =
rebel flag amid the ,ells Of the ero-d,
and . usiisd States Senator helped raise
the rebel Dag over the heads 81 the
people. Al the laying % the corner
s'oas Of the monumen, 20 Gen Lee =,
Richmond. Wade Hsmp'on made the
si,'emen, that he considered Lee great.
,r man ,hsa Washington. A. long as
the "Nsw South" continues such antics
a. thee. how can Il sxPec, the Moth to
cease "~svins the bloody shirt as IL IL
termed When the South shows some
evidence Of res,nersiioa. the l,yal North
~ill be ready TO nse, !, halfway. Till
then. TAX about the "blOody shirt
.ps,ehs. o. northern Republicans gill
sound p,clliar. In the f.ee Of such pro.
oeeding. =. those mentioned above
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-01
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY or oxroID. ss-Bosri Of Cosaty
CommisstOnsrs, September session, tr.i. lied
ty scJOurrm meat Oct iiih. iss1
upon the fore coins pstitOn satsfsstorJ ss do nee
naving bses rsceived that the petitioners are &c
spoasibe and thai inauiry Into The merits OF their
sptllcafion IL snpedisnt.
II 10 Ordered that the County Comraissionsts
meet AZ the house of Geo !. fstehsf. IN Ditheit,
on Tsssday. The u ! dAT Of Nov. pext. ~ 10 q
the o'cloch A. NJ. sai thsbee proessdto WV the
route msptiousi In SAID peiiii,n! Immediately
aftss which vev hearing 81 the parties ane TIER
witnesses vilibs had 81 soms pscs In the
vicinity and sash other nsasafes In the pren
ses a. the eommlssiobsrs shsli Isdge proper. And
II Il further ordered thai notice Of the time. place
end parpose Of the Commissiossrs' meeting sfofe-
saii b. siven 10 ell p<fsoas and eosporations 10.
tsresisd By esasisg sltestsd copies Of sai petitoa
ana OF thls order thereon o. be served up0a The
Ciesk Of The town of Dlxhsit. sna Aiso posisd NJ
In public place. IN ssid to~s ssd Iseishsd .
ue<ks excessively On the Oxford btme-
ersf, newspaper priniei 81 fafis, In the
sad Coapiy Of Oxford The hst % ssif pabiicstioas
and sash % the Other bctices " Be made, ssfssd
and posssd, 81 least thirty days before said time Of
msstlnr, 10 the eod that all psfsoss and eorpo-
rstions mar then and there appear end chew
sasse, N any they have, vhy the pfaysf Of ssid
p<titiossrs shosld Dot Be granted.
Attesfi ALnkkT .. AUSTIN, Cleft.
A trss sopy Of ssid Petition and order Of soan
Atissti ALBERT =. AusriS. Cicft.
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RESOLUTIONS

whereas, Death has again entered our
Granre and tAken Ons az our respected charter
msunbsrs. sister Richards. ~ife 81 nro. iona.
Richards. thereforr.
Resolved That nro. Richards has Lost q -.
loved -ife. ana The children hind AMI loving
mother. AMI cur orAnEe member rho vas
ever ready sni willing ~ DO her part In ever
thinE ttst psftslne.i % The go-oi ~ the sranEe
Que -ho believed IN. AMI sssfnesl eyeri rcNiy
to Obey true Grsnge principles. AMI may ~e.
The members % Paris crsnge. eve smuisie
her example az true mstron IN COZ order.
snd - pf~pare-i "a meet The unavoidable syii.
~ lifs. 9Th that patlencs. endurance 81 ~hich
she wss - slxnslly notssi. and may se resli1e
that While ths family All oar ssrnge has net
9TH an irrspArNhls io-s ~ hsr death. What IL
oar great Loss Il her eternal Gals.
itr-olvssi. That only es vo rvcoxnifs the m.
seen hand IN eur sriiction. can ve boz -tth
submission 90 The Divine Masters ain. saying
"lle doeth AZ thlngs we'll
Resolved. That 90 tender liro Richards and
family cur sincere sympathy, that oar charter
b. drapei IN mourning zoe thirty days That
tb..e resolutions b. sgresi on oaf recoris.
AMI that = corr - given o. nro. Richsrds
Paris. CT n, iss1.
or iIAsEosD.l
~. X. GsSsst. iCom.
Mas ". n. OOtn.,
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DIED.

n Nor-sy. as. =. Mar D. Asirv-.. - q n.
r Anirs.s. aErd - yssr. al msntts.
IN Wet rafis 90 -; lsssc urtis. arsi q Ytafs.
IN fuetafr. 90 =. Jamss J. Leetr. arsi 70
fsars.
IL IIstsoa. ga u. Mr, sssas 4. Csrusy. sesi
- Yfars.
Il 0ls.i Ort y. Arlhls Al. oaiy rhli q NJ.
a1i NJ. A.. n. fkf. SGD u,sths at - dsys
IN Ncrvaf. 90. "a. sscfgis. eldest shii q Nf.
AL Ms. Airs hfsns. ssvt sl-.et yssfs.
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rrarfiy q nInffif. SD ~ frars.
isfs,sii. O,. n. Me-. Ssss, II. s,sals,. ss,d =
ye.rs.
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Yssrs
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MARRIED.

n Naf~sy. o. -. ~ Rsy. Cafcilas y. AnFsl
:. -. nalk a. Nsttls 4. Almtail. hsih Il Ncf-sy.
IN nsfksi. 90 ~. ~ Rev, 4. n sylvester. Nifgl
n. Clspusn n nsthsl. al Lac II. SuiliA - Me-
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Laffis A, Nils. q AlbsaF.
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lneai All M LYDIA II. DALEY. t-eth q rsfis.
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wnam ll,.truak abi Mr.. Rsih Wiafhs.tsr. hsiA
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Atm. sopy-Al,.ss' a. Q. Di1Is. l1sis,ss.

OXFORD, s'-At . Court Of Probate held si
Paris, withia and Zoe the Coaaty Of Oxford. cn
TIE thirf Tussisv 90 Oet.. A. u. ISL.
GEORGE A. kfMBALL, named Executor "a {
certain Instrument, parpofi g 10 be the last VIII
and Tvstsmsnt % fftderet kimbsii. lac ol
Lowell. IN sah Ccanty. deceased. having pr
seated ne ssms Cor ProhAts
Ordered. That the said Exseatos give notic<
10 all p<ssoss Interested BY easing copy of this
order 70 BE- psblished three WEEKS ssces.slveiy IN
may appear aaa Probste Coart 90 ts held ~
Paris In CALI Coanty on the third Tuesday oI
nov. neat. al nine o'eiock In the isrepeos. and
fsstrumsnt shsul . ot ~ proved, approved and
slowed, as the last Will asd rsstansnt OF sshi
GRO. A. WILSON, lodge.
A tree eOpJ-Atiests n. q. DAVIS. kesisssr.